08 Feb 1973
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1973
Page
1
Madison The Wisconsin Senate seated Monroe Swan, its first black member, after a five week inquiry into his September 1972 Milwaukee 6th District primary victory, with a 31 to 0 vote amid bickering.
Green County taxpayers face 1973 74 costs totaling 49 734 937 dollars statewide 8 3 billion for all Wisconsinites. Per capita 1834 22 dollars with federal 32 135 177 state 10 289 930 and local levy 7 309 830. WSCC urges tax relief and slower growth in costs.
Larry Weckerly of Monroe FFA and Gerhard Geissler of West Germany attended the Stevens Point farm forum as part of the Work Experience Abroad program. The gathering, sponsored by the Wisconsin Farm Bureau and Wisconsin Association of FFA, discussed agriculture economy and technology for seniors nearing age 25.
AP reports Senator John C. Stennis remains in very serious condition as of 7 a.m. at Walter Reed Army Medical Center after being shot in a holdup last week.
An Albany native is involved in marketing a new bread as part of the Times weekly entertainment guide. The section notes a page 4 feature and mentions editorials and society items.
The House voted 251 to 142 to require Nixon to restart the Rural Environmental Assistance Program with 225 million dollars through June 30. Despite bipartisan support, a veto is expected to stand, with eight of Wisconsin’s nine members voting yes to reinstate the program.
Monroe High School names Kathryn Barry Julie Durtschi Lauren Ford Amy Funk and Paul Lueck as Outstanding Teenagers of America for 1973. Faculty selected them for academic achievement and community service. State winners share seven thousand dollars, with national scholarships of one thousand each. President Nixon commends nominees.
Dodgeville dairymen viewed samples of on television milk promotions during the second Wisconsin Dairy Promotion Conference. Speakers urged increased milk consumption to boost dairy farming profits amid rising feed costs and import concerns.
In Madison State Rep William Rogers KOA criticizes a referendum on using state funds for private and parochial schools. The Senate committee weighs the measure amid broader debate on education and welfare funding.
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